More Social Networking for Physicians

Ozmosis appears to be the latest in a growing number of social networks for physicians. The main features are being able to build a network through others, posting cases and Ozmarks, a kind of del.icio.us for  physicians. The registration does require confirmation that the new user is a physician, similar to Within3.com. Science Rollhas a good review with a follow up after the founders contacted him. Some of the comments compare Ozmosis with Sermo, the much larger network. Peerclip is another option with a strong emphasis on social bookmarks.
At some point these Health 2.0 sites with sort out in the market.

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Posted by John Sharp at 7/18/2008 9:57 PM
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  • 11/12/2008 6:16 PM Joel wrote:
    John,

    I appreciate your earlier coverage of Ozmosis, and as Co-Founder and CEO, I am delighted to announce the launch of the next generation of the site. With the new platform, we now leverage the power of each physician's trusted network to deliver more personalized and relevant information to every member.

    Additional details, including screen shots, are available on the Ozmosis Blog at (https://www.ozmosis.com/public_blog), and I would be happy to answer any questions you might have.

    Best regards,

    Joel Selzer
    Co-Founder & CEO, Ozmosis
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